FAKE AP

If one access point is good, 53,000 must be better.

Black Alchemy's Fake AP generates thousands of counterfeit 802.11b access points. Hide in plain sight amongst Fake AP's cacophony of beacon frames. As part of a honeypot or as an instrument of your site security plan, Fake AP confuses Wardrivers, NetStumblers, Script Kiddies, and other undesirables.

Fake AP is a proof of concept released under the GPL.

Fake AP runs on Linux (tested on RedHat 7.3). For *BSD versions, see the links below.

Perl 5.6 or later

One or more Prism2/2.5/3 based 802.11b cards with the CVS version of the Host AP Driver for Intersil Prism2/2.5/3 working

Click here for the link

Call of Duty 2 Demo

Played it last night very nice indeed you can grab a copy here

Nano goodness

Had to rip this from penny aracde

Myth 4: You need to eat lots of protein to build muscle

The more protein you eat, the more muscle you will build, right? Wrong.

The body only needs so much protein every day; when you surpass its requirements, it simply processes the extra calories the same way it would excess carbohydrate or fat calories. The protein is broken down, and some of it is excreted while some is stored as body fat or used as energy. The requirements for protein are 1.2 to 1.5 grams per kilogram of bodyweight; this amount will ensure that your body is getting enough of the building blocks it requires to create new muscle.

Rather than ingesting too much protein, a better option would be to supplement your diet with good sources of carbohydrates, as they are the body's preferred source of energy to create the muscle tissue from the protein you took in.

Myth 2: You don't need to work out your legs if you jog

See you do need to train legs for all those peoples out there that can't be assed

It seems like when you walk through a gym these days, everyone is huddled around the free weights doing arms, while there is no one to be seen at the squat rack. Men often decide to forgo any leg training and just concentrate on their upper bodies. They figure that since they went for a run that morning or did some interval training on the bike the day before, they have already worked their legs enough.

The truth is that working your legs will indirectly help your upper body grow. Your leg muscles are incredibly large; when stimulated, they release a large amount of testosterone -- the primary anabolic hormone responsible for muscle growth -- throughout the body. Thus, you will benefit your upper body on days you don't even work it out.

Also, having a strong lower body is the best basis for the rest of your training. Otherwise, it is like trying to build a house without a foundation -- not very effective. So be sure you don't pass up your leg training sessions any longer.
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SLi-QUAD

GEEZ !!!!!!!!!

Old Skool

Found this during a cleanup on my hardrive.

AMD Conference

Ahh shit another US only if your lucky enough and have the time click here to sign up

Are Wormholes Tunnels for Time Travel?

As any self-respecting science fiction fan knows, wormholes—theoretical shortcuts through space and time—make for excellent time travel portals. This article talks about how it could be possible to travel to the past and the future.

IP Address Map lookup

A handy tool which you can use it here

Now that's what I call a screen

!!!!!!!DROOL !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Check here to add this to your credit card

Half Life 2 Lost Coast Screen's

For more screens click here
and here to

Cut it up

Controlling caloric intake — eating less — is the backbone of building a chiseled midsection, shredded pecs and sliced quads. Cutting back on daily caloric consumption is the first step. Step two in the leaning-out scenario is utilizing fat-burning supplements and clever tricks of the getting-ripped-in-a-hurry trade. Let's explore five ways to pursue quality conditioning in a pinch.

• 1 FENUGREEK
  
  This is an herb that wages war on fat. Fenugreek may prevent sugar levels from rising after a meal, which will preclude skyrocketing insulin levels. Keep in mind that insulin is classified as a fat-storing hormone. Go for one 500 mg capsule before each meal.
• #2 FIBER
  
  Here's another standby that you might not have thought of as a fat-burning supplement. Despite its good rep as a fat-burner, many bodybuilders still avoid fiber like the plague. Scientific investigations show that fiber tablets help accelerate weight loss. Further research reveals that 1.5 grams of glucomannan (a type of fiber) taken twice daily before meals can help overweight individuals lose fat — even if they're not dieting.
• #3 WATER
  
  Let's take a hydration test: Drink 24 ounces of water. If you don't need to use the restroom within 45 minutes, the bottom line is that you are dehydrated. Dehydration hinders workouts and significantly influences metabolism. Research proves that a dehydrated individual tends to have a slightly lower metabolism. Another good thing about water is that it lowers aldosterone levels in the body to liberate excess water trapped beneath the skin. Drinking very cold water can cause a mild increase in calorie burning, as the body has to "warm" the water to its core temperature, and that process actually burns calories.
• #4 CASEIN
  
  Milk-derived protein is another option for fat loss. In one controlled study, overweight police officers were put on a 12-week weight-training regimen coupled with restricted calorie intake. Some of the subjects consumed a commercial milk protein formula composed primarily of casein; some consumed whey protein. Total daily protein intake was the same for both groups. The officers who had a daily dose of 1.5 grams of casein per kilogram of bodyweight added more muscle than the other test group. These results indicate that including casein-based protein in your diet can increase your muscle mass and boost your metabolism.
• #5 OMEGA-3 FATTY ACIDS
  
  These fats, found in fish and in supplement form, just might be the missing link in the get-ripped equation. This was demonstrated by a study of 63 overweight men and women who, every day for four months, ate fish high in omega-3s. They lost more weight than a comparable group who ate fish only once per week. Omega-3 fatty acids, found in salmon and other cold-water fish, are used in the formation of muscle glycogen — and the more carbs you store as glycogen, the less carbs you store as fat.

Play the "Porn Star or Pop Star?" game

How clever are you check it out here

PC NES

Nice mod of a PC inside an old NES

Protein Bonanza

Here are five ways to increase the digestibility and absorption of your protein drinks:

• Increase soluble fiber intake. Your digestive system requires about six weeks to fully adapt to the changes fiber will produce. Your first goal is to make sure that your gut morphology (structure) enhances digestive capacity, which improves digestion and absorption of highly motile liquid protein meals. You have to literally "develop" your digestive tract.
  
• It's important to increase your fiber intake gradually in order to avoid potential stomach upset, gas and diarrhea. Concentrate on eating cleaner by including more natural whole foods, particularly veggies and fruits, in your diet. Make sure that you have at least one serving with every meal except your immediate postworkout drink/meal. Commercial fruit juices don't count (few contain any fiber), and, in fact, are not what you should be drinking, except perhaps as part of a postworkout meal.
• Eat five to eight servings of veggies (plus some fruit) every day. If you're not getting at least 25 grams (g) of fiber (including both soluble and insoluble) a day, then add a fiber supplement.
• Got milk? Then drink it! Another solution is to use whole milk instead of nonfat milk, water or juice. The fat content of whole milk, along with the micellar casein in it, slows motility, which gives your GI tract more time to digest and absorb the protein.
  
• Rice is nice. Another solution, which is one of our favorites, is to simply eat some steamed rice — one cup or so — with your protein shake. This method is especially effective when consuming large amounts of hydrolyzed whey protein or whey concentrate. Manufacturers of protein powders and ready-to-drink products are increasingly adding rice oligodextrins to their formulas in order to impart increased protein digestibility.
• Timing is key. Whey protein is perhaps the best supplement to consume immediately after training — better than meat or casein. Why? Because whey protein is digested and absorbed quickly, and your body's ability to efficiently utilize a concentrated flux of amino acids is greatest following training. Add to this the high branched-chain amino acid (BCAA) content of whey protein and the fact that BCAAs are best repleted following exercise rather than during it, and you have the ideal postworkout protein.

Novell claims Linux gaining on Windows desktop

NOVELL CLAIMED that Linux on the desktop is showing solid gains on Windows in the public and private sectors.

The firm said Estonian bank SEB Eesti Uhispank, German firm ARS Altmann, and Norwegian town Baerum have all adopted Novell Linux Desktop.

Sweet now if I can get it rolled out here @ work that will be nice

iPod nano hacking

Found this pretty cool check it out here

Intel desktop mobos face mass extinction

Good old Intel and there desktop roadmaps you can check out how long your boards gonna be around before they decided to stop shipping it

How to log on to Windows XP if you forget your password or your password expires

Pretty handy you can check it out here

The Piracy Calculator

Came across this pretty funny check it out

SAGE-AU 2005

Well its over my first SAGE-AU conference which was held at Rendezvous Observation City Hotel, Scarborough, Perth
from 5th to 9th September, 2005.

I was very impressed by the talks and walked away with alot of information which I hope to use back at work and own tickerings with all things tech.

Below is a list of the Tutorials that I attened

Planning, Deploying and Managing a Large Scale Linux Desktop Migration
(Nick Savvides)

Solaris 10 - Advanced Features for Sysadmins
(Scott Howard)

SAN 101
(Phillip Saunders)

SAN Disaster Tolerance
(Phillip Saunders)


There was also technical sessions which ran over thursday and friday here are the ones which I found pretty cool.

ADSL2: The Sequel
Simon Hackett, Internode

Catching Wardrivers at Work
Phillip Pudney

Virtual Linux Clustering for High Performance Computing
Nick Savvides

Social Engineering 101
Pete Calvert

Mac OS X and Active Directory Integration
Jennifer Walbank, Apple


WarBussing: The State of Wireless Security in a Cross Section of a Major Australian City
David Conran


The quiz night which was held on wednesday 7th was alot of fun I've never seen some many people get excited over a google jacket. Over $1800.00 was raised going towards a local perth charity.

The conference dinner was held at AQWA
on thursday the 9th got to see some nice marine tanks which made me want to get my own tank started asap.If anyone has any pics please feel free to send them through.

If you would your a sys admin who would like to join SAGE-AU check out there website.

David's Bad Ass Blog FIrst Post

Well after seeing how cool blog's were I decided to start my own.

I've been getting a few ideas from other peoples blogs and got some of my own so hopefully it will be of interest to someone out there.